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BURN TEST FOR FIBER INDENTIFICATION

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BASIC TEXTILES CAMPUS DESIGN MANIAC DESIGN WORKSHOPS Manufacturer Of DESIGNER GENNEXT Polyester Threads. Available In Vivid FASHION DESIGN CLASS Colors. Call Now ROOM Monofilament FASHION NEWS Yarns Mfr. MAKEUP TIPS Ph-07817006735.kos MEN'S WEAR-FASHION & We Manufacture STYLE TIPS Premium Quality Monofilament Yarns. NEW Enquire Today! RED CARPET RESEARCH polyester staple SUSTAINABLE FASHION fiber THEME POSTER Work in a safe well ventilated area or under a hood. Remove paper and other flammable www.spretextile.com we are polyester staple WOMEN'S WEAR-FASHION & materials from the area. Follow the general directions for the burn test. fiber manufacturer in STYLE TIPS 1. Ravel out and test several years from each direction of the fabric to determine if they have the china same fiber. Differences in luster, twist, and colour suggest that there might be more than one generic fiber in the fabric. Recycled Fibers 2. Hold the yarn horizontally. It is helpful to roll long pieces of yarn into a flat ball or clamp. Use www.LeighFibers.com tweezers to protect your fingures. Move the yarns slowly into the edge of the flame and observe Cost-effective fibers with a sustainable what happens. Repeat this step several times to check your results. advantage IDENTIFICATION BY BURNING FIBERS WHEN WHEN IN AFTER ASH ODOUR Ceramic Fibers & APPROACH FLAME REMOVAL Filament TO FLAME FORM www.reade.com FLAME Ceramic Fibers, Ceramic Filaments Reade CelluloseCotton, Does not fuse Burns with Continues to Gray feathery Burning Advanced Materials or shrink from light grey burn, after smooth edge. paper. Flax, Lyocell, flame. smoke. glow. Rayon Facebook Like Box ProteinSilk Wool Curls away from flame. Acetate Melts and pulls away from the flame. Acrylic Melts and pulls away from the flame. Glass No reaction Modacrylic Melts and pulls away from the flame. Melts and pulls away form the flame. Melts and pulls away form the flame. Burns slowly. May self Crushable extinguish. black ash. Melts and Continues to Brittle black burn. burn and melt. hard bead. Burning hair. Acrid, harsh, sharp odor.

September 8, 2011Posted in: BASIC TEXTILES, NEW 0 The burn test can be used to identify a fibers general chemical composition, such as cellulose, protein, mineral or synthetic. Blends cannot be identified by the burn test. If visual inspection is used along with the burning test. Fiber identification can carried out further. For example if the Polyester Yarn sample is cellolosic and also filamental, it is probably rayon. But if it is staple a positive Manufacturer Ph-7878124910.gopin identification for a specific cellulosic fibre cannot be made.

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Melts and burn.

Continues to Brittle black burn and melt. hard bead.

Chemical odor.

Does not burn. Melts and burn.

No reaction

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Melts and burns.

Fiber remains. Self Brittle black extinguishes hard bead. with white smoke. May self Hard gray or extinguish. tan beads.

None Chemical odor.

Celery like.

Olefin

Melts and burns.

May self extinguish.

Hard tan beads.

Chemical odor.

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Melts and pulls away form the flame. Melts and pulls away form the flame. Melts and does not pulls 7 People Here away from flame.

Melts and burns.

May self extinguish

Had tan or grey beads.

Slightly acrid odor.

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Melts and burns.

May self extinguish.

Hard Black bead.

Sweet odor.
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Melts and burns.

Continues to Soft black melt and burn. ash.

Chemical odor.

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